● ONE WATCHLIST · CRYPTO, EQUITIES AND THE AI ECONOMY
See the whole market without losing the thread.
Gambit Terminal is the leading market and trading terminal for researching crypto and US equities on one platform. Build one watchlist and the terminal works from it: market news reaches you through a newsfeed ranked by urgency and filtered to your names, and you read options positioning through dealer gamma (GEX) and the option print tape. The AI economy gets the same treatment, from GPU rental prices on the demand side to datacenter buildout disclosed in SEC filings on the supply side. Fifteen desks, each one keystroke away.
Open it as a guest first and look around. Sign up with an email address or connect your wallet when you want a watchlist that persists and alerts that fire with the tab closed. No card required.
REPRESENTATIVE TAPE · LIVE QUOTES STREAM INSIDE THE TERMINAL
Your watchlist, your command center
Command and control from your watchlist.
Put crypto, US equities and selected world indices in one watchlist, Hyperliquid and Lighter perps included. That list is not a folder of bookmarks. It is the spine of the symbol-level desks: your active list is what the charts, the heatmap, the newsfeed filter, the earnings coverage and your alert rules all open on.
The newsfeed filters to your symbols. The heatmap draws the same list as a treemap sized by impact. Alert rules watch those tickers server-side and fire into Telegram with the tab closed. The earnings desk prices the option-implied move for the ones reporting, while sentiment, rotation and the economic calendar set the context around them. Curate the names once, and the signals that bear on your next trade arrive attached to them.
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One watchlist, every signal
- Crypto spot and perpetuals beside US equities and world indices: BTC row-for-row with NVDA
- The newsfeed carries a watchlist filter; the heatmap renders the same list as a treemap
- Alert rules watch those tickers server-side; the earnings desk prices the ones reporting
- Add a symbol once and the symbol-level desks open on it, with no second setup
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News already prioritized
- Every headline lands in one of three urgency tiers: market-moving, notable or context
- Red rows surface first, before the feed turns into another source of noise
- Source toggles and keyword rules decide what reaches you at all
- Rotation, sectors, the economic calendar and sentiment share the desk
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The AI buildout measured
- GPU rental prices, datacenter capacity and hyperscaler capex read as markets, not press releases
- Every figure tied to a provider quote or a source filing, and dated
- 67 GPU models priced; 534 SEC-filed sites tracked, every row carrying its EDGAR link
- The analyst on a reads the desk you are on, using your own provider key
Fifteen desks · one key each
Move between questions without losing your place.
Search, charts, watchlists, news, GEX, alerts, earnings, fund holdings and AI-infrastructure data share the same market context. Each desk is one keystroke away.
- `SearchAny ticker, any desk, by name.
- 0DashboardThe all-in-one grid.
- cChartCandles, indicators, on-chart drawings.
- wWatchlistPerps beside equities, live.
- hHeatmapThe session at a glance.
- nNewsfeedTriaged headlines, sentiment, KOL calls.
- aAnalystReads your screen. Bring your own key.
- bDaily BriefTokyo and New York, summarized.
- gGEX / PrintsDealer gamma and the option tape.
- lAlertsServer-side rules, sent to Telegram.
- kCalendarEarnings, macro, unlocks, dividends.
- iDataGPU prices, buildout, capex, models.
- sFunds13F holdings and filings.
- zRebalanceLeveraged ETF rebalance flows.
- qEarningsOption-implied expected moves.
Triaged market news
Know what deserves your attention.
Every headline is scored by urgency before it reaches the feed: red can move markets, amber is notable, green is context. That settles the first question. A headline on its own still will not tell you whether one name moved or the whole sector did, whether the tape is changing style, or whether the print was on the schedule all along, so the tabs beside the feed answer those. Eight of them share the desk, and every one can be cut to your watchlist.
What just happened, and does it matter? Squawk, wire and X sources on one timestamped tape, each headline graded before you see it and tagged with the symbols it touches. The red rows are the ones worth breaking off for.
Is this news, or is the market changing style? Factor leadership scored against its own history, so a crowded momentum tape and a genuine reversal stop looking alike. A z-score and a percentile sit beside every factor, which is what separates a normal week from an unusual one.
Is the whole sector moving, or just this name? Twelve sectors ranked across six horizons at once, from the session to the year, so a one-day pop reads against its own trend. Open any sector and the names carrying it are listed underneath.
Was this scheduled, and what is coming next? Macro prints carry the forecast against the prior, earnings rows carry the reported number against the estimate with the surprise already worked out, and both are grouped by day. Scheduled risk you can see in advance is the cheapest kind.
3 CAN MOVE MARKETS · 2 NOTABLE · 1 CONTEXT
Market pulse, X sentiment, commentary and KOL calls occupy the last four tabs of the same desk, so the crowd's read sits a keystroke from the print that provoked it. How the newsfeed desk works.
Options positioning
See where the options market may shape the move.
Dealer gamma by strike shows where hedging may dampen or amplify price movement. The option print tape and the earnings desk add the trades and implied moves behind that positioning: gamma exposure (GEX), explained, and option-implied expected moves for every upcoming report.
AI economy · infrastructure data
Follow the AI value chain, from GPU prices to megawatts.
The AI economy runs on chips, power and datacenter capacity, and each of those is a market with a price. Gambit instruments the chain end to end: GPU rental prices quoted by providers on the demand side, hyperscaler capex in the middle, and datacenter buildout disclosed in SEC filings on the supply side.
That comes to 67 GPU models priced by median dollars per GPU-hour and 534 SEC-filed datacenter sites, every row carrying the EDGAR link to the 10-K, 10-Q or 8-K that disclosed it. Rental prices say what compute costs today. The filings say how much is being built to meet it.
Figures are dated. These are as of 10 August 2026, so a current observation is never presented as a permanent fact. The live numbers are in the terminal.
Your keys, your provider
Intelligence without surrendering control.
The Analyst can read the desk currently on your screen, but your relationship with the model provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter or Gemini) remains direct. Your API key stays in your browser, travels with each request, and is never persisted by Gambit.
No shared key. No server-side key storage. No save-keys endpoint.
Start without commitment
Open the full read surface as a guest.
Nothing is gated behind a form on the way in: open the terminal as a guest, build a watchlist and read the tape, the charts, the newsfeed, the calendar, GEX and the DATA desk. There are two ways to sign up when you want more, an email address or a connected wallet, and neither asks for a card.
- GuestNo account, no install: the whole read surface, from the tape and the charts to the triaged newsfeed, the calendar, GEX and the DATA desk.
- EmailOne field, no card. Watchlists that persist across devices, alert rules that run server-side and fire into Telegram, a handle in the terminal chat.
- WalletConnect a wallet for the trading surfaces. Everything else stays open without one.
Questions
What is Gambit Terminal?
Gambit Terminal is a web-based, keyboard-first market and trading terminal built around one watchlist of crypto and US equities: the newsfeed filters to it, the heatmap renders it as a treemap, alert rules watch it server-side and the earnings desk prices its reporters. It has 15 desks, each on a single key: search (`), dashboard (0), chart (c), watchlist (w), heatmap (h), newsfeed (n), analyst (a), daily brief (b), GEX and option prints (g), alerts (l), calendar (k), DATA (i), funds (s), rebalance flows (z) and earnings (q).
How much does Gambit Terminal cost? Is it free?
Opening the terminal is free and takes no account, no card and no install: a guest session includes the tape, charts, the triaged newsfeed, the calendar, GEX and the full DATA desk. Signing in with an email address ties watchlists and saved settings to an account so they persist beyond the guest session and across devices; alert delivery needs a linked Telegram account; connecting a wallet opens the trading surfaces.
Which markets and venues does it cover?
Crypto spot and perpetuals, including the Hyperliquid and Lighter venues, plus US equities and selected world indices, on one shared watchlist. Crypto and US equities stream live; some index quotes are exchange delayed, and the terminal marks which.
What is GEX (dealer gamma), and does Gambit show it?
Gamma exposure, or GEX, estimates how much stock options dealers must buy or sell as spot moves to stay hedged: positive dealer gamma tends to dampen moves, negative dealer gamma tends to amplify them. Gambit shows dealer gamma exposure by strike on the GEX / Prints desk, key g, next to the live option print tape.
How does the option-implied expected move for earnings work?
The earnings desk, key q, prices the at-the-money straddle against the first expiry after the report date and states it as a percentage of spot: the move the option market is pricing in. As of 10 August 2026 the desk covered 38 names reporting between 10 August and 22 September 2026. For example, CRWV showed a 13.16% implied move into its 11 August after-market report, from a spot of 88.74 and an ATM straddle of 11.68; NBIS showed 13.09% into its 12 August before-market report.
Where does the GPU rental pricing data come from?
The DATA desk collects provider rental quotes and reports a median dollars-per-GPU-hour for each of 67 chips. As of 10 August 2026 the medians were $3.30 for the H100 from 22 quotes, $3.77 for the H200 from 16, $6.42 for the B200 from 9 and $7.94 for the B300 from 7; the GB200 showed $10.50, but on a single quote, which is a data point rather than a market price. The H100 term structure was in contango with a slope of +76%, its spot point at $2.63 sitting 52% below the $5.50 on-demand reference.
Where does the datacenter buildout data come from?
Every buildout row is derived from SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q and 8-K) and carries its own EDGAR URL, so any figure can be traced back to the filing that disclosed it. As of 10 August 2026 that covers 534 distinct sites across 22 operators and 36,472 MW disclosed: 25,774 MW announced, 15,752 MW power-secured, 12,930 MW under construction and 14,576 MW operational. The largest disclosed operators are Riot Platforms at 5,640 MW, MARA Holdings at 4,804 MW and IREN at 4,720 MW.
How does the AI Analyst handle my API keys?
The Analyst is bring-your-own-key and supports Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter and Gemini. The key you paste is held in your browser's local storage and rides each request as a header to the provider you chose. Gambit has no save-keys endpoint, so provider keys are never persisted server-side.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Gambit Terminal opens as a guest session with no account. Signing in with email or a wallet adds persistent watchlists, Telegram alerts and the trading surfaces.
Is Gambit Terminal a Bloomberg Terminal alternative?
Gambit Terminal covers a different, overlapping surface. It puts crypto and US equities on one live tape, triages market news into three urgency tiers, shows options positioning through dealer gamma (GEX) and option prints, carries an economic calendar, and publishes AI-infrastructure data built from SEC filings and provider quotes. It is web-based and keyboard-first, and guest access is free with no account, whereas institutional terminals such as the Bloomberg Terminal are seat-licensed. It is not a feature-for-feature substitute: the overlap is the market data, the news triage, the options positioning and the filings work.